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The Huron Expositor, 1907-03-15, Page 6rt et tTl Brue1 h February let, law, 80 x let lilac& e el door from Allierlean Hotel, asletfloringe readymeeleclothinte etn, !gy,Brussels. iitDThW LOTS FOR SALE, — For sale, two good building tots, on Beet William St., Sea- pleasentiet situatsel, and planted with fruit Apply to 31B.S. M. ROBERTSON, Seaforth. 20.404f "L_TOUSE FOR SALE. A comfortable frame houee _ILL on James street containing 4 bedrefonis, sitting roem, and parlor, a good /done _cellar all under the ho so and a good stable. If not saki by the first of April wilt be rented. It is at present ocoupled by Mr. Aptneford. Apply to JAMES 310110LIAEL, 81L - orb. 2047-tf tP. O. 0 LET—The undersigned will rent his hum on the Lake Shore to a good tenant for a term of five years. The farm consists of 210 acres of good land, nearly all under cultivation and in good con- dition. For full ternts and peiticulars apply at (ince. DANIEL IMI, St. Joseph P. 0 108 tf _ ' 'DIMMABLE INVEST3IESITS. — I can lend et. money on improved quarter sections of 160 acreeach at from &get° 10% per annum. Only first inertgages taken. Ample eecuriey given, Torrens le System is perfect. From 8.300 up can be lent on farms worth- from 81,000 to $2,001. For further particulars write to me. J. A. JAMISON, Barris- ter, ete., Ponoka, Alberta. 10594f. OR SALE, a comfortable frame house in Eg- mondville seith three acres of iand, cellar and a stable.. The house eontaine 1 bed room, par - or, dining room and kitelten downstairs and two bed rooms and a large hall upstairs. There is plenty of hard and soft water. The property is close to both church and schooL Will be sold cheap. Apply to JAMES S. BROWN, or box 357, Seaforth P. O. 2023-tf FARM FOR SALE. --The shbecriber offers for sal his farm of 103 acres, being tot 31, Ord conces- eion, H. R. S. Tuckeesmith. Ad cleared and under euItivation except a acres ; all but 18 acres in grass. Frame house, bank barn, bay barn and other out- ouildings, hearing orchard, good water, schoolhouse on thepremises. It is withm six miles of Seaforth and five from Clinten. Will be sold on easy terms. WHITFIELD CRIOH, Clinton P. 0. 2009-x8tf Caermaaotei, AND SUMMER. HOTEL FOR SALE.—For sale, the Commercial Hotel, Bay- field. The hotel is a two-storeeeand-a-half brick building, containing 4 large double bedrooms, and 9 single rooms, besider large dining room, sitting roams, etc. There is also in connection, a large etattles A good business is done both in summer and winter. Hotel full of tourists every summer. The hotel is centrally and pleasantly situated, Good reasons for seeing. For further particulars apply on the 'premises, or address Bey -field P. 0. ' -HARRY DeettROOLT. 2043x8 ARGE FARM TO RENT.—To rent for a term of years a 235 acre farm, four miles north of Sea - forth at Winthrop, Melt:Mop township, Huroe O. -khout 40 acres plowed, 15 acres stubble, 70 acres of hay and balance pasture lands. Arrangements would he made with tenant in respect to breaking- up pas- ture and hay lands., Wind, mill and pleney of Water on premises. Large barn, 60 x 80, with geed stabl- ing underneath. Also other outbuildings and good large frame house. R. D. GOVENLOCK, Win- throp, Ontario.• 2047x4 -e—tee ARM FOR SALE.—For sale, a splendid farm in 3' the Township- of Tuckersmith, being Lot 5, on the 3rd Concession, and containing 100 acres. This farm is first-class in every particular. It is well drained and has &large bank barn with frame base - meat, 36 X 85, new Marne house and stone cellar, al- so 8 acres of bush, a good orchard and a good well. This farm is one and a quarter miles from Mensal!, one of the best markets in the county. School on the opposiee corner. For further particulars apply on the premises or address J. 0. WOOD, Hansen P. 0. 20474 ARM FOR SALE. --For sale, Lot 24, Concession 2, Stanley, containing 100 acres. Ninety acres are leered and in a good state of cultivation; there are 10 acres of good hardwood hush. The farrn is all ell underdrained and well fenced. There is a two - !storey brick house with state roof, a first-class farm house. Bank.barn, 401t, x 801t., cement fillies pig pen, arising house; There are two never -failing wells, And an acre of orchard and small fruit. This excellent farm is three miles from Brucefield and five miles from, Clinton, with good gravel roads. For further particulars apply on the premises or address ALBERT Clinton P. 0 1948-tf ARM FOR. SALE—For sale, Lot 5, Concession 14, Mullett, contain ng 120 acres. The farm io alt cleared and in a high state of cultivation. It is well drained and well fenced. There is a large two-storey hriek house with woodehect ahd kitchen. There is a large bank barn and two smaller barns and driving shed. Two good orchards. There are two never failingeprings on the farrn,whieh make it an excel- lent one for either stock or eroppIng. There is also , pump at the barn, with windmill. This excellent, farm is two miles from Harloek P. 0., four miles front Elyth. Terme to suit. purchaser as the prop- nietress wishes to leave the farm and, if not sold, it will be rented. This is the farm of the late John 3fills. For further particulars Apply on the premisee el -address, Harlock P. 0, MRS. JOHN MILTS. • 2014xtf I 00 A.71 o_efrsAfito.lris!i°eItthgatrinsto.s7deseiretunbtlieer;riop: arty known as Lot 0, Concession 1, Township' of Bernehard, Perth Coonty. There are, on the prem- ises, a, good brick house 32 x 24, with kitchen attach- ed, 10 x 26, both in good repair; a large bank barn, 70 x 70, wieh good stone stabling underneath; one first-class cement silo, 12 x 87, and other, useful buildings'. The farm is well watered, both in front and in the rear and is adapted both for grain alai sterek raising and is in a higheetate of cultivation, whieh is st ell known from the fact that the propriet- or has resided thereon for nearly fifty years, being one of the most successful fanners in the township. It is centrally located, being. near both church and school, and within easv reach of a good market. For fprther particulars address eJOHN SUTHERLAND, Rirkton P. 0, 2909-tf t• THE HURON EXPOSITOR DESTINY OF MANKIND SOMETIMES STRANGELY DE. TERMINED i3Y THE ALMIGHTY. eremn.e.ev,eer*.e 'RUL S IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS Nowhere is It More Incumbent Upon Men fe Walk Warily Than When Some Sudden Great Temporal Suc- cess Comes to Them -Dangers In ' Success Only Averted By Reliance ' Upon God's Guidance. Metered according to Act of Parliament of Can- ada, in the year 1907, by Frederick Diver, To- ronto, at the Dept. of Agriculture, Ottawa. - Los Angeles, 3.--1.0 this sermon on zne suciaen rise or J enu to power the preacher shows us that God sonietimes uses strange instruments to accomplish his purposes and that un- expected temporal success is often the ca -use of a man's destruction. The text is -II Kings ix, 20. :Tor he driveth ious ye" The world always makes way for its intense men, whose hearts are pumping arterial blood filled with red corpuscles. Robert Hall, Richard Bax- ter, Douglas Jerrold, Edward Payson, Robert McCheyne, Sohn Keats and 'Alexander H. Stephens as valetudin- arians may have won immortal fame, but they started the battle of life with an awful handicap. The world. 'pities the inmates of its hospitals. But pity is not the arneor bearer stand- ing by the chariots of war and wait - mg to run to the bidding of its mili- tary heroes. The stouter the fist, the broader the lungs, the deeper, the voice and the more flashing -the eye of the king, the more inclined are his subjects to kneel down and worship him. When the lion tamer 'enters the cage of the wild beasts his eye must never quiver nor his hand which holds the lash tremble even for an instant or the powerful beasts Will be our tonDoctor If he tells you to take. Ayer's Cherry Pectorzl for your severe cough or bronchial trouble, then take it: If he has anything better, then take that. We have great confidence in this medicine. So will you, ; when you once know it. 1' The,best kind of a testimonial- " Sold for over sizt7 Years," Weide by 3.0. Ayer 0o., Zowell, ii)100 A.Iso manufsoturers of SAISAPARILLA. years HAIR YIOOL We have no eeoretst We publieb, the ronnulaa of gai our medicines. Keep the bowels open with one of Ayer's PIM: tst bedtime, just one. upon 1:11.0111/trraltte. -We-liEftily 'ever think of him •except as the- infidel, the blaspheraer and the enemy of so- ciety. But amid your excoriations of this- book do you redall the fact"that Paine the infidel was also Paine, one of the great leaders and most power- ful factors in .the etruggle for Ameri- can liberty7 In the darkest days which preceded the preparations of ' .....„. ... Myrtle 'nuptida".' dierrisi tokilly as fffe and other offfcerslir dfiaite. W.120EI Divine King is standing by your side we enter the -officers' quarters we ready to lead you to a throne far see a conncil of war. Here are all greater than any human ithrone, Oh, the generals or chief officers in earn- my .brother; my sister, 9,8 jehu was est convereation. In the midst of anointed for kingship by the human them is a strong, powerful face with hand, -so you have been artointed for set jaws and a physique of iron. "Who your divine throne by the hands of ,your Ohristian loved ones of the past. ifi that mate I ask one of the sol- diers. "That is Captain John," "Why, Will you to -day put your hand in I never hard of him before. Who is Christ's hand, as the bride puts her he? What great battles has he fought hand into the band of the bridegroom at the wedding altarP and won? Is he a Goliath or a Da- vid?" "Well," says the soldier by S PRI N G Ba00 ) 1 ROUB ES. my sitle,, "Ips might be if he had the chance, but he never held anything Means Clear the Skin o Pimples but a subordinate position. He has been doing barrack duty for a long Humors and Impurities in the time.. He is one of those men whose blood force their way to the surface names tire not known by the world in the Springtime and cause eruptions outside of *tbeir own company." Just and unsightly sores. Nature has pro - then some one knocks at the door. vided a remedy in Bileara, which are Then this eicovarful soldier, Jehu, calls, Pleasant to take, not unpleasant La operation, and are purely vegetable in: "Come in." In walks a young pro - he eomposition, Women with skin blotcnes phet, "Is captain John here?" and eteptions should prove how speed - asks. "I would like to see him alone • ily Means , remove Itheria One or two Bileans taken jug t before retir- ing for' the night -that le all 1 Morn- ing sickness, debility, indigestion, bil- iousnesS, heartourn, headache,. e0110ti- pa,tion piles, and female ailments all disappear oefore a "Short -course of Bileans. All druggists andstores at 50 cents a box, or from Bilean Cca, Toronto, for price. 6 'boxes sent for $2.50. Send le. stamp for free sam- ple. a moment." No sooner aro the twain alone than the prophet lifts his hand end begins to pour the anointing oil urfon the soldier's head as he says; "Captain Jehu, thus saith the Lord God of Isr 1. I have anointed thee king over t people of the Lord, even Over. Israel. In an instant opportun- ity was given him. Thus it is with 'most stroni men. They muet 'labor in obscUri y for years. They must do barrac duty in Ramoth-gilead. They mus pave their way for sue - (less by t e hardeik th.e bitterest, the most/ grinding, work, and then when the! opportunity comes they must graSp it at the instant, else it Will be g ne from them forever. But asj we hear the onrushing that city, to local speculators, tor the Declaration, of Independence his wheels o pen was busy. He published a book another at that time called "Common Sense." furious d It was a plea for national independe horses • ence. It was written in simple lan- more ste guage and was read everywhere. Dare that cha any nean, s declare that God did not forge out of the blasphemous pen of a scoffing in - lea in at leis throat. The world has fidel gol.den wand to Iguide the Am - Manitoba and North West 'Notes -William Wilsoa, of Brandon, was recently fined $300 for ;selling liquor to an Indian. , -Mr. A. Isfeintym, of Winnipeg,. re- cently sold 240 acres of land adjoining • this war chariot. theradis $40,000. Mr. McIntyre purchased the esson we learn from. this wad land three years ago,, for $28 per ver. At every plunge of Ins see the driver's face become• ' and set. As I climb into *at and stand beside him I hear Jehu mutter: "Yes, I will grasp that thro it will b I will Id Then I raust kill all the princes of the royal blood. Then will kill all the leading' men of this country who. were friends of the late king. Yes; a mena e to my throne I will slay." will kill3 them all! All who might be "But," ,one may ask, "Jehu, is that right? Does God want thee to do thus?" With that the flashing eyed charioteer turns upon us a look of scorn as he answers: "God? Who is God? God may place me upon the throne., but it will be my right arm and word that will keep me there. • Now, what do I learn from the mur- ders and crimes of this ancieiat Jehu, who would slay men and women and facingthehi torical facts P g erican people into Independence hall but little -use for weaklings. t achnires contemporaries in the athletic arena Study the life of ,......edict Arnold. chiefly the man who can lead all his cif old Philadelphia• ? " and. strike the hardest bloats in the Benedict Arnold did. not attempt to b t West Point until 1779 or un - every emer enc. and conquer or, d e. til. the Revolutionary war was half battlefield and who is ready to f ce e ray 8 g y uch a man was the hero of my over. • Daring all the preliminary text. What he attempted to do he did • struggle and during the three years with his whole body, mind and soul. " of carnage his was a naine to con- Jeha's spirit was like a floodgate. jure :with, and no man was braver, When he attempted to do anything he no man truer, to the American flag 'opened his -floodgate and let all the than he. We find the same apparent waters of his eneries rush forth in incongruity in the character of Oath- one terrific onwardeffort. When he erine the Great of Russia, whom his - eyed he played with his whole t re- ards ai one of the greatest gut. When he worked he worked in 1and wisest rulers Russia ever had, children if thereby he thought he the same way. 11 lfi h caa.evil domestic ne. will get it at once. But necessary to make it secure. the king and his mother. This life of jehn reminds me a although her own cart was a se s could hold his crown. with more ease? great deal in its intensity of the great. ea ° s ' English diplomat, Sir Charles Ewan- life the symbol of all that is base and Smith. Some years ago he represented imPure• his queen at the capital of Fez, in 1 Stedy the life of Napoleon. Bona - the empire of Morocco. While there a parte. Who will say that .even his great Moorish uprising against the cru.el, selfish life was not used by WIARMS FOR SALE.—Lot 15, .Concession 2; Lot, .1.• 15, Concession 3; S. le Lot 14, Concession 1; . end 8 Lot 15, Concession 1, Huron Road Survey, Township of Tuckersmith, County of Iheron, contain- ing e00 acres, situated within two miles of the thriv- ing town of Seaforth, one of the best markets in Wes- tern Ontario. This farm was awarded the gold medal in uhe farm competition of 1883. The farms have been all pastured for the past ten years and would now be in excellent shape for general •farming. Soil good clay loana—two-storey brick dwelling house and kitchen with brick woodshed—hot air furnace— bard and sae water in kitchen—fine grounds with shruhbery, evergreens; and cedar hedges—orchard , with sproce windbreak on west and north ---good barrel; with stone stabling -30 acres of hardwood bush, reapessand beech—well watered with spring creek fuel river. Will sell altogether or would divide pro- perty. NO better prdperty in thc County of Huron. • JOHN T. DICKSON. Seaforth. 20264! -C1.1%M ON THE LONDON ROAD FOR SALE.— X' The undersigned oiler for Sale Lot 10, Oonces- Mom I, Tuckersmith. being part of the estate of the tat Benjamin Smillie. This farm contains 100 acres, t' -res of good hardwood bush and 85 acres cleared, We 1 t,*need, thoroughly under drained with (Ale and in an excellent state of cultivation, consietine of 8 aeon; of wheat, titere orchard, 30 acres ploughed for crop end the remaining 45 aeres seeded to grass. Tli:re is. on the premises, a gond large briek house with large kitehen and excellent new bank barn, 50 x 70, also a concrete silo. a per pen and driving shed. -711..te are three never -failing wells. This is im very desirable property and is situated one mile north of th--. village of Bewail. WILI1A51 MOIR & BEN- JAMIN 831E (JAE, Exreutors, Hansen,. 0. 20334! PRMS4 P011• F0sAix 011 rrt) RENT.—Lot 14, on 3rd Coneessian, and Seuth nom 14, 41.h Conce.s- sion, in the Township of Iluilett, are offered for sale or tn rent. They consist of 15e wires, all in grass ex- cept istacres in bush. A goal twe - storey frame hone-, good bank barn, 50 x 70with. power emit', a (vie ing shed, 30 x 51, and sheen boast.% go x 30. The Vete! is well vsatered by a sprii42,-, a drilled well awl the river. It im situated 31 miles from (Minton and w adaptefl foe stook or grain. Ms.) Lot 12, on the ilth Onneession, consistinrr of 100 acres, twelve a rt.4 bush, the rest ser,s1cd down. A neverfailing spring with the wind mill rot! pltuping. Thnse •he soti togaher or separately and on terms to suit the -ietreilaser. If not sold will be rented. 11. J. :1111.1,E1t, Inx 25, Clinton. 23Ill-tf • WESTERN CANADA. There are many people in the east who are interested in learning how their falende wh° have rnoveti to Western Canada t.tre getting on. who are anxious to know what Winnipeg and weatern Canada are like. There are also large numbers of persons in this Province who are anxious to obtain reliable information °neer/Ana the west, and are at a loss to know n".ir to procure it. In like manner there are 1»1'Y in the east who have friends in the .vsest who would welcome news f rom their old lautne. Present these friends with a- copy of the Expositor. The Huron Expositor has arranged to satisfy these wants by entering a cLubbing ar- rangement with the "Manitoba, Free Press." of tesirmipeg, the oldest and leading ne-wspaper of Western Canada. The "Manitoba. Free Press," daily edition, will tell you all about 'the wonderful growth of the city of Winnipeg, the conditions existing in that city, the cli ma - ate, the chances for employment, the east aa inv. house rent, etet, the opportunities of bchiners openings, and wen also furnish you ;with full information on the =MO subjects in regard to other cities and rising towns of the pest. The Manitoba Free press prints every day from thtee to tour full columns of "Situations Vacant,' over a column of "Business _OPVer: turdiden es," d usnsily two coltmma of "Board and Room" adveririsemertts, likiterY resident a tr.g..steca Canada. who is contemplating remov- Ine to the west uId end it of the greatest advantage to tbe for the Pres Press for im sheet thne for the purpose of faraftierising tameidt with the actual conditions beteg.s leav he e ros- TClutiblrig Offer tit the Enron lagPositor neverileed oge anotber zone, atteccde you 921 OurrOrInalt, saormins 1330 snstitacattee sad the aeree et a rps1440 as. . 0 Christians took place. A movement God as a means of ultimate good? like the Boxers' uprising in China Mme de Steel denounced his inhu- .. . Amanities In these words: "Far from African shores. The Sultan hastily was about to be enacted upon the selish gaining aisurance in meeting BoTta nt his messengers to the Eng embassy, saying: "Come quickly I parte' oftener, he intimidated me ,daily Come to my palace, or I cannot pro- , more and more. I confusedly felt that tect you! Then in the morning I will no emotion of the heart could possi-' send my troops to escort you and the coast." Sir Charles upon a human being as a fact or as your family to calmly replied: " I do not intend to a thing, but not as a fellow creature. leave; neither do I intend to come to He does not hate any- more than he your ptdace for protectibm 'Tis true, loves. There is nothing for him but I raay be killed, and my wife and himself. All other beings are so many,. children may be you g * bly take effect upon him., Ile looks killed.but ciphers. The -force of his will lies in bac14 an teli y th im rturbable calculation of his am killed within one month there selfishness." And yet this man, talus man going up the hill of prosperity of material are arriving every day will be another British minister in characierfzed by the far-sighted meets his soul coming down." Mr.. for the construction of the new Grand the capital elf Fez, and he will be ace Frenehwoman„ this selfish monster, Spurgeon teaches this truth by the ope Trunk Pacific hotel and other build- companied by a British army, and this human Frankenstein, who eon- posite symbol: "Many hors fall at ings. when that British army comes- there quered and betrayed millions of homes the bottom of the hill because the -Del Ghent!, an Italian operating will be no Moorish Sultan in Fez." with no more compunction than a driver thinks the danger is past and , a picking machine in one of the mines The Sultan realized he was dealing cook would break a few eggs to make the need. of holding the reins with near Lethbridge, Alberta, had his firm grip less pressing. So it is often toe taken off by the machine and was with a giant. At the royal command the. Mohammedan uprising against an omelette for byeakfast, was the with us when we are not specially, remTovheed Ctaonatdhiewnhposapciltfaiel. Railway de_ the Christians in Morocco instantly man who stopped the horrors of the French revolution and. demolished the tempted to overt sin." That simile in pot at Swift Current, was destroyed • plain. English means: Many marSai by fire at an early hour on Saturday of last week. The cause of the fire is unknown. -Mr. L. Muse, a well. known and highly :respected resident, who has been living near Midale for two years, died at his home last week. Mr. Bun, who formerly lived in Minnee. sota and Dakta, came into Sasktch- +Swan in 1905 and settled on a f9sTTIT less then' half a mile from, Midale. Mr. Bunee is survived by his widow a:nd twelve -children. -The proprietors of twenty niilles in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al- berta have entered Into an agreement for the immediate amalgamation. of their- mills. The corporation. will have its headquarters in Winnipeg. Each owner will retain a two-thirds interest, and the other third will be placed upon the, market for sale. The combine will apply for a charter with $2,000,000 capital. -Th.e Western Hotel, of Saskatcxen, Sask., has been sold. - Miller, and Rob- inson, lumber merchants and hotel men, of Lloydminster, were the 3,113" - era. The deal consummated gives Jas. Flanagan $175,000 for the hotel pro- perty and 239 lots in the Wilson mil, - division. The hotel, with equiVnent, and five lots over whith it spread, went for $85,000. The 239 lotsbrought $90,000. Why, simply this -the higher a man goes in life the greater temptations he has to bear. Unless we take Christ with us n our temporal prosperitiea yee le shall su ly fail spiritually. As far as I can ake out, Jehu was a square, ' true man until he was anointed king of Israel, but no sooner did prospeeity- come to him than he was swept bY temptation off his feet. 0 man, erdes who are now doing barrack duty in Ramoth-gilead, beware if you attempt to go to .the royal palaces of Sezreel without Christ! Beware when you be- gin to win financial and temporal sue - cess! If you do not cling close -to Jesus, your s,piritial. fall will be as eomplete as was that of Jehu. Oh, the awful temptations of sues cess! Who in his own strength can - withstand them? / Not one, not one. An old proverb tells us that "many a acre. -W. Berkman, a prominent manufacturer, of Seattle, and a young lady were married in a Great North- ern railway baggage oar between Van- couver and Seattle, in order tot do something originalr -Travellers froth the south report that the mild weather of a few days ago melted a large portion of the snow 'and that with th.e opening of spring there le little likelihood. of exceptionally high water in tie 'I Red river. • -The Royal Northwest MounE d po- lice made a round -up of loose charac- ters in Lethbridge, Alberta, the oth- • er night. Three women were fined $50 each, and seven others who lived with them were fined $25 each. Four of the women were Japanese: Eleven irmn also found themselves in the toils. -The Indians and half-breeds on the Crooked Lake reserves, north of Broadview, Manitoba, have relinquish- ed upwards of 60,000 acres of ,their land, to the government.- It is under- stood that this land will be survey- ed in, the early spring and will be sold by auction in half -sections in the very enar future. t, -John Burley died in the Hospital in Calgary, Alberta, last week frorni • blood poisoning. .about three months ago Burley and a men named Sloone fought in; a- livery stable. Burley's hand was badly bitten and, he died from the effects. Sloane le etill at large but a warrant has been Issued for his arrest. -At Prince Rupert, British. Colum- • bia, the Western 'terminus of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, the greatest activity prevails. Nurnberg are flocking hi on each boat which arrives, fine temporary wharf has been completed and large quantities ceased. What Sir • Charles • Ewan-Smi•th guillotine with one stroke of his sword. did in Morocco, Jehu, the mighty sol- dier, did in Samaria. When God se- , Dare we state that God does not at lected him as king to succeed the in- times use even the sins of his Jehus famous joram, who was the son of , for a good purpose? the infamous Ahab, he immediately ! ' In your lifi4 and mine we may be entered his chariot. He gathered his doing good ir0 a way. We may be army. He swept on to battle. He helping some men. We may be kind gaineed the throne, scattering all op- to some people, But a good deed position before him even as the winds here and there does not make us chit - scatter the chaff from off the thrash- i dren of God. Jehu was able to avenge ing floors of the east.. , the death of Nabotk Ifi, the nimbi - Ah, yes, Jehu was a man of intense ing of his chariot wheels we can see energy. When he attempted to do any- the tall, gaunt form of Elijah the thing, he was like an -exploding car- Tishbite • bending over a bleeding tridge burning up every grain of pow- corpse and pointing his condemning der which it had stored behind the thlffer au the am' hgiling and cowering ban. Thus to -day the figure of my le - Jong an mieen 1Nr e he says, "Thus text is Jehu lashing his horses into a, s ith the Lord, In the place where foam. On comes the future king - to-' clogs licked the blood of Naboth shall ward the royal palace of Jezreel. As; he rushes on the watchman in the dogs lick thy blood -even thine." And royal tower carefully scans the ap-i proaching cavalcade. He says to the ing,""The dogs shall eat Jezebe anxious king beside him, who is soon, wall of jezreel." But because to be murdered. "The driving is like . was commissioned to fulfill El the driving of Jehu, for he drivetle prophecy that did not make J . when going through the financi - struggles. of. obscurity, many a man doing the daily tasks of ordinar work, may be Outwardly honest an true. But give jehu a throne -what then? Let him move his chariot and drive from. Ramoth-gilead to jezreel, then that man, intoxicated by fame or success, throws all his integrity and purity and justice to the four winds. 0 ye men who are moving out of your cottages la° your mansions! O'ye inerchants who are now coining your gold! 0 ye women who are push-, ing into the front ranks of social suc- cess! Read the tragedy of Jehu! Read about the .. brusque soldier who be- came a 'temporal king, but a spiritual pauper. There is still one more lesson which we should learn from this swift chari- oteer. When God called John to the. 'Israelitish throne, God anointed him king of Israel by the hand of a bum- ble Man. Ile did not call Jehu to be the king f the Hebrew people, as -ii Saul on tb. Damascus road. was sum- moned to he apostleship by a divine voice from! the -clouds. Jehu never talked with God face to face, as Moses talked with him. Jehu was called to, his greatest opportunity of life by the anointing hand of a cornmon man., Thus God has called us in the past to our highest thrones of spiritual life by the anointing hand of a mother,' fJezebel 1 salethe rd, say - y the Jehu j ah'e hu ouri furiously." So the king assembled his child of God. po not deceive army and went forth to meet John. selves. Not all God's instrnmentd And Joram was slain. near to. the vine- are his child.ren. Wicked men, to yard of Naboth, which his father had' serve their own interests, may do stolen by conniving at the murder of things which fulfill God's purposes, its late owner. Such is the story of but he does not reward them by mak- the advent of John to Israel's throne, ing them his children. Let no man from whose life we are going to learn think that he is necessarily a child of our sermonic lessons . of this Lord's God because he. has done him Service. day. - Jehu executed vengeance on Ahab, This biographical sketch, in the first but he WEIS a murderer. place, teaches us that sometimes God . We can find helpful lessons from a uf3es a very bad man to -work Out his bad man's life as well as from the purposes. He sometimes says to his • d f 1 life of a good man. Thus to -day, as luster a to Mothers Te is His Wife's Experience forthe • Sane of Other Sufferers. The following, letier has been seni to Dr. T. A. Slocum, Ltd., for pub. • lication. Dr. T. a, Slocum, Limited 1—Dear Sire: Willits the Ifist two years my wife (who is of a delleati constitution) hos had two severe attavirs of in gee,usbeetloifohlvvehgnheh nIxebfutenv,$)/sienegitapirrifirs:: eiency our remedies that S-4 a family w. use no other. 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Dr. Roes Itidnev Pins are a sure and permanent cure for /Theumatism, Bright's Disease, Pain in the Back and all forms of Kidney Trouble. 2.5c per box, at all dealers. a father, a humble village mu:luster, a -The drifting snow has paralysed wife or a ehild. the Varcoe branch of the C. P. R. for . My brother, are you willing to let the past week. A freight train was the anointing hand of a dear Chris- there on Saturday, Fen, 23rd, and. a e us. OU, B tian loved one of the past lead you snow plow sent to the rescue shared men, are to be the agencies by which we see the revolving wheelsof Jehu 's to day to your smntual throne, as the same fate. A second snow plow 1 will execute my warninge. You are chariot rushing on toward Jezreel, we Jelin was raised to Israel's throne by was derailed near 13rookdale, neces- to carry my chalices even though your learn that when success dimes to a the touch of a prophet's hand? Some sitating the presence of the wrecking hands are,einfdl. You are to un- great, 'strong life it generally comes time ago I read a beautiful story of crew. In, the meantime neither sheathe My avenging sword even suddenly. It is not a gradual corn- a young college lad who spent a sum- mails nor express have been received though you have evil hearts. You are ing. It is a sudden change. A man mer in one of the little fishing vil- for some time, an. inconvenience at to run my errands even though you -wins fame, as a rule, suddenly. A are answering the calls_ of greed and man goes to work as a youth. He crime." Thus all doer d of good are not works and labors year in and year necessarily disciples or God's child- out, for the most part in comparative ren. Though we to -day find Jehu top- •obscurity. Then, after he has gath- piing over the throne of an infamous erecl all the Material and dug the king, yet Jehu himself was just as foundations for the terseple of fa,me, it heartless, as merciless and as much • • • seems as though that temple comes to - rages of Massachusetts. While there • any thee, end now a serious loss. he became very fond of a little girl _While discharging his duties at baby only a fe,w montlas old. He said Sask.,, recently, License In- to the mother, laughing, one day, spector, William Drain, of Roethern, "Will you giete that baby to Inc fo,r, it is alleged, was feloniously aesault- my wife if I wait f.'or her to growfup? ed by Thomas Craig, proprietor,. of an, The mother laughingly. replied, 'Yes, hotel there. Drain was retiring for if you will wait." 'Line passed on, the night, when Craig went to hie gether- and takes .. form in the twinke Summer after summer the young man of a criminal as Ahabor eze e , rooan, locked the door, and threaten - who slew Naboth in order that they went back to that little town. There, ed to kill him. A sharp scuffle' en - might annex his vineyards to the ling of an eye. Opportunity knockS year after year, he played with the Sued, but Drain, a wiry man, rnanag- royal domain. at the man's door, crying: "Wake up 1 to come out winner. Next day The sinful life of Jehu as a fulfiller I am here! Follow me at once!" into a young woman, and then he little girl until in. time she grew up ed proceedings were entered against Craig ot Elijah's prophecies finds its dupli- The man leaps from his - couch and married her. A pretty story in the se- but the case was adjourned, Crown cate in,the lives of many sinful men follows Opportunity, and, lo, in au . .,,, quel. Yes, but it ought not to be any Prosecutor Turgeon.not being able to whom God at times has used for cer- hour his success is won! Such was tain purposes. Study, for instance, the the meteoric career of our John. lite of' 'Thomas Paine. Most of the • Let 'us hunt up this Jehu a few present generation never think of days before he steps into his :chariot Thomas Paine except as a blasphemer .c) ride to the royal palaces in jez- and an enemy of Jesus. When we men- ' reg. He was at Ramoth-gilead fight - tion his -name there rises before us ing the Syrians. Ramoth-gilead was a his book, "The Age of Reason," which frontier town, sometimes belonging to has done as much damage as any Israel and' sometimes belonging to Sy - book ever penned by man, if not more. ria. .,11-t this time -it belonged to Is - He sent forth his "Age of Reason" rag., but the King of Syria was try - on its raission of spiritual and moral ing to regain it. . joram, King of and physical destruction. That book Israel, had been flihting and had brought down a hurrinane, of odium been wounded, so he retired to Jez- . zee/ ..till. his wounds healed- leaving more beautiful in its sequel than the get there. The attorney -general's de - biography of your own life. When you patarnent has taken the matter up were a little child your Christian and the case will be :rigorously, in - mother and father gave you to Christ. ve,stigated. All these years he has waited for yon. You were- aneinted by them. for the I -The residence !d esidence of !dna Wm. Weeks, •Stratford, was the scene of ai very TERsows pretty wedding on March 7th, when their eldest daughter, Ida, became the bride of Mr, Grenville Clark, of Toronto, formerly of that city. The ceremony was performed ty Rev. A, Y. Heist, and was witnessed by a large number of guests. Mr. Clark was formerly on the staff of the Bea- con, The Coup Drop That Cures AitIP Demand t e three -cornered 6 kind is thgredandydllowboL rhe McKillop Mutual Fire InsuranceCompany FARM AND iSOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY INSURED. -ameepe asimplitale OFFWEBSA J. B. MoLean, president, KiPPen P. 0., Thomas IT'xaser, vioevresi'- dent, Brumfield P. 0.; Thomas E. Says, secretary -treasurer, Seaforth P.0. DIREMORS, William Chesuey„ Beaforth ; John G. Grieve, Winthrop ; George bale Seaforth ; John Bennewels, Dublin. James Evans, 13eeohwood ; John Watt, Harlook ; Thos. Eraser, Brum- field ; John B. Melees, Kippen.; Jas. Qonnally, Clinton. • AGENTS. BOA. Smith, Oarlock ; B. Hisch- Seaforth ; James Clamming, Eg- mondville ; J. W. Yea, Holmesville P. 0.; Geo. litardie and Geo. Steph- 'won, auditors. WEAKHow mallY "men. there are that get no re- TIRED freshment from sleep. They wake in the mom - WOMEN ing and feel tireder than when they went to bed. 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O., 'Chap. 120, Section 88, that all persons having clainia age.1 n t the estate of the said John Purcell, who died on the lat day of Govember, 1906, are required on or before the 22n4 day of March, 1007, to send by post prepaid or deliver to J. L. Killoran, Seaforth, Ontario, eolici- tor for Thomas Purcell, the adminietrator, their names and addressee, fill partleulare of their claims hdeuilyvThm itfieed,,aad the nature of the security (if any) db -And notice N further given that after tire oid te the administrator will proceed to distribute the ets of the said wt -ate among the per.sens entitled hereto, having regard only to the °learns of evhich hey shall then have nOtiee. J. L. KILLORAN,- Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitor for the Adininlateator s 261h day of February, 1007. 2040-3 'or Settle RN ONTARIO MANITOBA SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA flow Made and How Reached Write for -free copies of SETTLERS' GUIDEtringt°111382 ars of special train service forsettlers travelling withlivs stock and erects to the Northwest in isfe.rott and April; wall passenger and freightrates. WESTERN CANADA crytth-dat4de,- • p on of the :west and western oonditions. 80 pe4s, ne information invaluable to settlers. Useful maps and statisties. TIME TABLES showing double daily' • pasactigor train service to Winnipeg and Ciliary. (WRIST SLEF1NG CARS /soave Toronto WIT, Comfortable, Teo berths at moderate rates, Fully'eardp with beddingt000king range and every can venience. Berths should be reserrm (throUgla nearest 0.P.14. Agent) atleasttwo weeks before departure. Write to -day for free books and anytblng von want to haler?' about the west and ho to reachit. Address C. B. FOSTER. Dist. Pass. Aut., C.P.R., Toronto '70 • others ii who-. zlove =seam bowPis — lid -eve: chronic nre the n world It is jfist ones appl p.runes the medi ased the c ys 500. a -bo: rep 1.31II3M, FOB heEntecir and cut to order. ereee.,01 Mine _ e. suitable _ Con om J Dim 1ft gibik fe fo 'b Dyspepsia, Boils, Pimples, Headaches, Constipation. Loss of Appetit Salt Rheum* Erysipelas, Scrofula, and all trouble" arising from the Stomach, Livery Bowels or Blood. Mrs, A. Pr Ballyd writes: "I belle* • would have besot& T57 grave long had. it not been10 Burdock Blood OW tem Ivragrundoerst - to such an extra* that I -could scare* -move about the - house. 'was to severe h backaches and Mee; MY Wag gone unable to 40iscir housework. .aftes using two bottles at B. B. B. .1 found healthfully I warmly it to all worn out wow*. erobredLciet both sexes. Ad Mill Read, NS, '1H0RT�0EN e. bate _ults, 2m fro and en lieifei» also or sate. 440d 40 yeet the ephone eter. Farm Laborers • Domestics. „r*iei nows E tors welcome. Anctaaticsa. -114 ROISTERED *fled <Mere • Mimed township, term with esdveaat 1 mediate smiee,si Tete above, *tock are br,dekReeiVels. Pri • aeheorne, DAVID nave been appointed by the Dominion Gee !Tient to place unmigrants from the United Kingdom in positions as farmlaborers and dome -tic wrvania. Any person requiring zuch help should notify me Iv' letter dating fully the kind 'of help required,Wilen wanted and the wages offered. The numbers arrilre ingmaynot be sufficient to supply all requette, very effort will he made to provide each appliee4 with help required. GEoRpE MURDIE, 2.042.42 .Seaforth. GRA DIR K"ftwAy SYSTEM One -Way Second Class (Doionist Tickets OA sale daily until April 3011u, to In British Colerabia. CAlifornia, Waeb • ton, Oregon, Color:ides Montana. •••••••••••••=1 .11 Special. Train to North - Will leave Toronto every Tuesday a March aod. April, at 9 p. m., with eel tioPper for sceoniodation of settlers trav ling with live stook. Pafsengers travel- ling without live stook should take train leaVivg Toronto daily at 1,46 or 11 30 p. 1/0(at and through tickets issued at toga office previous night for early (rain. For ticskets snd full information call W. SOMERVILLE, Town Ag A. F. KILLIAN, Demob Ticket Aged Te Town rders ior neN‘ of firm name firesses, 01 should be 1 Manager At 1. 291,7-2'